I’m not convinced the picture vehicle is ok to drive on the street

The local news report quotes law enforcement representative Sgt. Lorne Lecker as saying “speed does not appear to be a factor”...

Nor is there a class on how to run red-lights, stop-signs, or commuting at 85mph to the donut shop (shocking, I know).

Rare often does not mean valuable.

True for almost all of us.

All that conspires to provide the car with what the seller estimates to be worth about 400-horsepower and change. Honestly, I’d like to see the dyno sheet just to back up that assertion.

I cannot afford the maintenance on a free Audi any more than I can afford the taxes on a free mansion.

I’m not a Chevy guy, and the in particular Cavalier was not a very good platform. I pretty much hate autos with the fiery passion of a thousand suns. And that 2.8L V6 is a pretty gutless engine off the line.

I feel the same way. I never understand why people are in such a hurry to get packed into a small place where they are going to have to sit for a long while. Why be in such a hurry to get out of the (relatively) spacious terminal?

Basically tons of DOT and OSHA violations, so I imagine the Comcast guys here will be getting in some pretty big trouble.

40 rods to the hogshead

When I talk to people who live places with out real winter, some are shocked that I’ll go out on a lake ice fishing. We do try to be sensible about it. I like to see at least 6 inches of ice before heading out on foot, even if the official guidelines are much less. I don’t think I’d brave a car out on the ice unless I…

There are many many variations out there.

If only there existed reference materials to help one determine how much ice is necessary to safety support things.

Wow, I honestly had no idea the Japanese pronunciation of Mazda was like that. Most of the other brands seem close to how I learned them.

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I bet Ford would be looking for some exemptions in a heartbeat.

I had a coworker with family in the Bahamas. He said it was interesting driving there because they followed the British style left side driving, but imported their cars from the US, which were all left-hand drive.

Factory warranties are normally written to begin the day the car is delivered to the first buyer, as you mentioned in the Feb 2017 example. So unless the warranty for that 1965 was written differently, then I would assume the same rules would apply.

I think it is quite a bit more than 4. Japan is of course one of the notable right-hand drive countries. And I believe the US and Canada are unique in being the only countries formerly part of the British Empire that do not drive on the left.